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I am wondering, Dickens, how you are going to hold Starmer and the Labour party to account? They have a huge majority, brought about primarily by tactical voting, combined with a disengaged electorate many of whom chose not to vote, resulting in a Parliament filled with MPs chosen simply because they are not Tories rather than a belief in their policies.
The speed with which the fuel allowance has been removed, and the handing out of unjustified pay increases to already well-paid union members show clearly who runs this country, and it isn't Starmer.
There is no viable opposition at present and no means of holding Starmer to his promises, or denials.
Well, I write to MP'S; not just my own but others if I disagree with something they've done or, just as important imo is to thank them for things they have done, especially if they go against their own party. As a Labour party member I'll certainly make it clear if I disagree with something they've done and I will question my MP about the WFP when I see her. I won't say anything about the wage increases though because I think they are justified. Strange how people were clapping for our health workers a few years ago but now begrudge them being paid a decent wage. I hope the people who do disagree with the pay deal weren't on their doorsteps clapping because I think that would be a bit two faced.
